Iphigenia in Aulis

In This New Translation Of Euripides' Celebrated Greek Tragedy W.S. Merwin And George E. Dimock Jr. Offer A Compelling Look At The Devastating Consequence Of 'Man'S Inhumanity To Man.' A Stern Critique Of Greek Culture Iphigeneia At Aulis Condemns The Trojan War By Depicting The Power Of Political Ambition And The Ensuing Repercussions Of Thoughtlessly Falling To The Will Of Constituency. The Translation Impressively Re-Creates The Broad Array Of Moral And Emotional Tones Conveyed By Euripides With A Comprehensive Introduction Notes On The Text And A Glossary Of Mythical And Geographical Terms.